So-called "police dogs" are widely used by law enforcement officers in California and across the United States. Canines are often utilized as means of detecting the presence of illegal drugs. If a canine "alerts" for the presence of narcotics in a vehicle, police...
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A look at 50-50 child custody
As you go through the child custody proceedings of your divorce, it's best to work together with your spouse to determine what parenting arrangement is best for your family. One common type that many California couples end up deciding on is 50-50 custody. This type of...
Trusts and the division of stock options
People holding important positions at California companies often receive stock options in their executive compensation packages. Employers increasingly offer stock options to retain talent and encourage hard work. Stock options at a successful company can prove quite...
When leading questions legally are permissible
During courtroom scenes in crime dramas, you've undoubtedly seen attorneys object to a question asked of a witness by contending that it was leading. California criminal procedures generally prohibit leading questions of a witness, but there are a few exceptions. What...
Do financial issues lead to divorce?
When you first get married in California, it might seem hard to believe that financial issues could drive you and your spouse apart. Unfortunately, financial issues are one of the leading causes of divorce in the United States. If you and your spouse can't agree on...
Is there a way to reduce child support payments?
Child support is designed to provide children with the financial support that is necessary for their care. However, the child support system does have its flaws. In some cases, the system will punish parents who are unable to pay. If you're a California resident and...
How domestic violence affects child custody cases
The state of California takes into account any domestic violence charges when determining child custody cases. Since courts are always looking out for the best interest of the child, they may not grant custody or visitation to a parent who has been convicted of...
Do domestic violence victims need a parenting plan?
If a domestic violence victim in California files for divorce, it's in their best interest to avoid contact with their estranged spouse as much as possible. Unfortunately, this is virtually impossible when both parties have children together. The victim will have to...
How do judges make child custody decisions?
When you file for divorce in California and you and your spouse can't agree on a parenting plan, a judge may have to decide who gets custody of your children. They might grant you full custody, joint custody or no custody at all, depending on what the judge thinks is...
What is assault-and-battery?
Violence happens, and criminal charges may follow when someone finds him/herself a victim of an attack. Sometimes, justification exists for physical confrontations, such as situations involving self-defense. The average California resident might not understand how the...
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